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Likuya

Disclosure of HIV status is a serious issue,relating ones HIV status to a work place without an HIV policy is a source of poverty, lack of adherence to drugs and leading to AIDS Telling a new employer to be your status is a mith,because they might deny one a critical job they need,not disclosing one's status for employed workers is difficult for accessing treatment.I was in a situation where adding to my HIV status lost employement without repudetory,I got poorer and I fear to get new job

December 12, 2018 • Zambia

sweetalabamaangel

A network of people living with HIV is a community because everyone is comfortable of dealing with the reject or the judgement people put on them. It would be a Big Support Group and experience to hang around some one who know what you are going through.

October 17, 2017 • Bama

Andrew Spieldenner

Thanks @nikko17 and @positivewoman - for more info and how to join, go to the www.hivcaucus.org

October 6, 2017 • San Diego, CA

graeme

After being part of the community meeting w/Louise Hay in W. Hollywood for 13 years, and poz since early 80s, it was almost a tragedy when the real medicine showed up in late 90s for the groups we'd built as noted above. Thanks for re-invigorating groups helpful to the long thriving while 'hosting the virus in an 'undetectable state.!?! It's been a long and challenging as well as often in too much solitude these 20 years. G.Dunlap

October 3, 2017 • Inland Empire of So.Calif.

Nikko17

Thanks for starting this group hopefully I will be able to participate.

October 3, 2017 • New york

Sean Strub

Thank you, Andy. Sero's Network Empowerment Project provides resources for creating or strengthening PLHIV networks. www.seroproject.com

October 3, 2017

positivewoman

Thanks, Andy, for providing the space for us to share our thoughts, issues and feelings.

October 2, 2017